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I would put the CLips in over Pels/Den/Blaze.
My real point was to Spurs and OKC though.
Niether is playing NOtchball but come on, we can't say those other teams will realistically make it over them that's
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I would put the CLips in over Pels/Den/Blaze.
My real point was to Spurs and OKC though.
Niether is playing NOtchball but come on, we can't say those other teams will realistically make it over them that's
Yes it was a goal post move because nobody was discussing the way in which he scores or scoring at allPretty much, and yeah time will tell.
Every Good to elite PG has breakdown wiggle and can fry bigs on switches. Kemba, CP, Dame, Steph, Kyrie, Lowry, Healthy IT, Harden, Russ. He hasn't shown the ability to do this, in fact his play this season has reinforced what he's good and not good at. And this was his biggest weakness out of college. That's not a goalpost move, that was true then and still is now. He's taking 51% of his shots from 3 and 12% at the line. That's a red flag in that regard because in all likelihood, he's not going to be steph curry shooting 3's to justify that ratio. But he is a rookie.
Ultimately, his floor was too high to not be effective. It was always about whether he could be an all star level guard in the league and indeed, time will tell on that.
Really all it is.Pretty much, and yeah time will tell.
Every Good to elite PG has breakdown wiggle and can fry bigs on switches. Kemba, CP, Dame, Steph, Kyrie, Lowry, Healthy IT, Harden, Russ. He hasn't shown the ability to do this, in fact his play this season has reinforced what he's good and not good at. And this was his biggest weakness out of college. That's not a goalpost move, that was true then and still is now. He's taking 51% of his shots from 3 and 12% at the line. That's a red flag in that regard because in all likelihood, he's not going to be steph curry shooting 3's to justify that ratio. But he is a rookie.
Ultimately, his floor was too high to not be effective. It was always about whether he could be an all star level guard in the league and indeed, time will tell on that.
Yes it was a goal post move because nobody was discussing the way in which he scores or scoring at all
He's now converting 3's which many of you said he wouldn't do
Of course time will tell if he keeps a league average percentage but yeah, the goal posts are moving from 3 point shooting to scoring
If you allow last night to be your judge on Lonzo then yeah for sure Hot Take.
But his red flags last night were the same red flags at UCLA, and at Chino Hills.
A hot take would be that Lonzo 2/15 = can't shoot.
What's not a hot take is inability to get to the FTL, Dribble, Go right, do anything creative off the bounce, these things aren't hot takes but rather real issues that he'll have to at least somewhat correct in the league.
If you were pro Lonzo or on the fence about Lonzo, last night shouldn't have changed that at all. He'll play better. The competition isn't so bad that he won't, but those issues will still be there opening night in all likelihood and they were there last night.
I"m not sure what's Funny here.
Lol they're the marquee franchise in the league with the biggest fanbase. Things are great now but with the Lakers being back they'll be even better.
The big issue is, there aren't any traditional PGs in the league anymore.
Even CP and Wall are at 20 a game and almost every high level PG in the NBA shoots the 3 at 37% or higher.
Can you win in today's NBA with your PG not being able to score for himself?
Kyrie, CP, Steph, Lowry, Wall, Westbrook, Harden, Zeke, all high level efficient 3 level scorers as point guards. Almost every 50 win team in the league this year (with the exception of a couple )had a PG that was a high level scorer. George Hill even was at 18 a game.
I mean Mike Conley averaged 21 a game as a PG.
To be really good in the NBA your point will have to be an elite level scorer.
I"m not sure what's Funny here.
Do I look like a comedian to you?!
Again just look at my previous postAnd it's not like I was talking to myself in regards to this. On this page @jsindaa B Sox and others were talking about his ability to score, not shoot. There were people in the offseason thread, summer league thread, in this thread early on, who had those criticisms about his ability to score. Not much goalpost moving tbh Vincent Van Goat
https://niketalk.com/threads/offici...edia-days-begin.663423/page-643#post-28422836
Again just look at my previous post
The goal posts were moving because nobody ever debated you or anyone that Lonzo would become an elite scorerTwo different things, Ironically enough, this is a goalpost move.
You're explaining why he'll be an all star which is cool, but you just said that the discussion was never about his ability to score, and now it isn't true it was a point of contention w/zo on here off the rip.
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Only thing heavily debated was his ability to shoot or his inability. Scoring has now conviniently been brought to the forefront that he's converting 3's that folks said he would not be making
I like how you tried to group okc in with the Spurs. That was slick
Y'all were calling this man a backup and questioning if he could ever be a starter and now it's can he score 30 points a game? Y'all funny.
Basically there's a list of defincies that he is supposed to haveHow it is now"conveniently" been brought to the forefront when It was one of his biggest weaknesses coming into the NBA? It's literally been #OnHere since the summer?
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